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billycasper_2

Oh no who moved the rock he was living under.
Go away!!

this post was unfortunatley meant for some scammer that left a message but the post has been removed. which means mine looks a bit odd

pinkmilkplease

I followed Martin's instructions: applied for Amazon card, spent on Amazons website (although it did not stipulate that it had to be on Amazons own site) and today received an email for a gift certificate of only £10.00.
Where's the £25.00 that I signed up for?
Has anyone contacted Amazon successfully about this??

tonyp2020

I also applied for the Sony Card, only got 2000 "Beat" points on my first statement, so I telephoned and was told that the extra 6200 would be on the next statement.
I have just received my 2nd statement and found that I have been have finally got my full Beat points of 8200.
I then went onto the Sony Card Catalogue only to find that the MP3 player for 8200 points is no longer in the catalogue. :mad:
Can somebody please let me know the catalogue number/code so that I can phone up and try and order it??

According to SalaamSaraah, in a previous post, the order code was E-C04-1153, but in the online catalogue this code is now a CD Radio Cassette, which is 8300 points.

Update.
I have telephoned the 08700362444 number this morning (saturday) and the recorded message said the office was closed weekend's. I was invited to leave my telephone No and they will (hopefully) call me back on Monday. This was therefore a cheap phone call.

Thanks
Tony

billycasper_2

I too have received a £10 evoucher for amazon from the same offer, i am going to wait to see if they have credited the other £15 on my statement via the points system they use.
otherwise the mse lobby will i'm sure shame them into paying,

jinkssick

0800 9177617
0800 2796620

these are free phone numbers instead of the 0870 for queries about the AMAZON Credit Card.

0131 5498050
this one is geographical

jinkssick

I think I received it today, so did my wifes. so ima buy something at £1 on each. put £1 back on each. wait for voucher.

if not, then ima ring.

Shillhill

shareef wrote:

Im after the free mp3 player, isit just as simple as buying something for a pound, paying the bill and then simply cancelling the card. Is tehre a year contract for the card or not?

I would like to avail myself of this mp3 player too but, being late on the scene, I find that the most 'points' Sony are offering now is 4000. Has any one found a way to get the 8200 (or more) offer?

greenoak

Citibank Miles card

has anyone got their 20,000 miles for spending £1000 up to 31st december.

I made the spend and got 1700 points for my £1700 spend and the opening 5000 points but not the secial 20,000 points that i need to make this worthwhile, and was the whole point of getting this card.

thanks

tonyp2020

Sony CC CS phoned me this morning.
The Nice Lady said that the fact that the MP3 player was missing from the on-line Catalogue was a mistake, yes they had some in stock, and she took my order for one and said I should received it inside 28 Days.

Anyone taking bets on the outcome?? :rolleyes:
Tony

tonyp2020 wrote:

I also applied for the Sony Card, only got 2000 "Beat" points on my first statement, so I telephoned and was told that the extra 6200 would be on the next statement.
I have just received my 2nd statement and found that I have been have finally got my full Beat points of 8200.
I then went onto the Sony Card Catalogue only to find that the MP3 player for 8200 points is no longer in the catalogue. :mad:
Can somebody please let me know the catalogue number/code so that I can phone up and try and order it??

According to SalaamSaraah, in a previous post, the order code was E-C04-1153, but in the online catalogue this code is now a CD Radio Cassette, which is 8300 points.

Update.
I have telephoned the 08700362444 number this morning (saturday) and the recorded message said the office was closed weekend's. I was invited to leave my telephone No and they will (hopefully) call me back on Monday. This was therefore a cheap phone call.

Thanks
Tony

spaldingtyner

ScreenQueen wrote:

I've signed up for a Sonycard and been successful. However, I note on their website that there's no mention of 8200 pulsebeats for just using the card within 28 days - where did this information come from originally? I'm certainly after the MP3 player, but will use the card as well for other things. Has anyone had experience of trying to get their 8200 pulsebeats and claim their MP3 player yet?

i've just recieved my free sony walkman, having just spent £25 on the Sony card. Thank you MSE!!!